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F(x) Data Cloud
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Option for hosting the database service on the cloud server.
If you wanna host your database on the cloud server, you can have both the option as Database as a Service (Pre-installed and managed database) or Infrastructure as a Service (If you want to have root access and manually want to install the database).
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No GPU provided
GPU is not provided.
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High uptime
All the cloud services are with 99.95% uptime.
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Cost-friendly
F(x) Data Cloud provides public cloud server at a cheap price. The basic plan starts at $1.99/month.
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Great Support
Typically answers in minute.
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Provides high configurations
They provide 32 vCPU, 128 GB RAM, 2000 GB SSD, 9 TB network. For large businesses, high configurations are required.
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Server locations:
United States
ISOs:
Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, CentOS, OpenSUSE, Windows
Virtualization:
KVM
Cloud Storage:
Yes
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DBmaestro
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Task management
JIRA, Azure DevOps, ServiceNow.
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CI tools
Jenkins, CloudBees, Bamboo, Octopus Deploy.
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Source control
Supports Git, Bitbucket, subversion, Azure, Perforce.
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Multi database
Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, IBM DB2, PostgreSQL, EnterpriseDB, MySQL, MariaDB, RDS and Aurora.
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Sodadb
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Forms
Allows users to fill in an online form.
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Not much storage space
The default free 10 Mb storage space sounds a bit pathetic.
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Simple
Database can be shared as an URL, or accessed via an API.
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Google Cloud SQL
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AWFUL data integrity practice: Backup lifecycle is tied to instance lifecycle
If you are using Google CloudSQL, you are one command away from losing everything: gcloud sql instances delete prod-instance-name When you delete a CloudSQL instance, it also deletes the back-ups associated with that instance along with it. So if you accidentally delete your production database: Your backups? Poof. Gone. It says this in the fine print of the on-demand backups documentation: https://cloud.google.com/sql/docs/mysql/backup-recovery/backups#about_on-dem They persist until you delete them or until their instance is deleted. There is also no way to mark a CloudSQL instance as "protected" so one bad CLI command can lose you your production database and all backups. In order to get an actual backup workflow that will not affect production traffic, you must: Don't fall for it. Protect your production data. Avoid busywork caused by poor product design. Avoid Google CloudSQL.
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Supports automatic encryption
Google Cloud SQL automatically encrypts all tables and temporary files.
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Performance limits
There are some performance limits when dealing with transactions for Google Cloud SQL.
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